United States

Las Vegas

Nevada

Kornél Kovács

With stunningly glamorous interior décor and flawless specialized design work in all the details of the club, the Great Northern comes together to create a classy and sophisticated venue. The team that is behind Monarch Club weaves together an art deco inspired design with high tech sound and lighting, offering both the beauty from chandeliers and stained-glass windows to an out of this world DJ performance that is offset with giant LED projections and a restored classic Richard Long sound system. With an amazing array of cocktails and VIP bottle service, as well as the aerial acrobats performing as they dangle from the high beamed ceilings of the Great Northern, guests will be able to enjoy one of the most unique nightlife experiences in San Francisco. 

Great Northern

Mission District

The doors of Bang Bang were opened last fall providing the public with an exquisite Asian-fusion cuisine and remarkable venue. The tunneled stairway entrance, reminiscent of a Tokyo subway station, will bring you into Bang Bang’s unique dimension to create a memorable experience with our excellent service, outstanding food and drink, and our unparalleled hospitality. The three different spaces of our venue and custom menus can accommodate any private event from birthday parties, company parties, corporate, social and cocktail events, to business presentations, symposiums and dinner gatherings. For those who have yet to visit Bang Bang, it’s quite a trip. The second-floor space is accessed from a steep stairwell that designers revamped into a tile-lined tunnel with piped-in subway sounds. Upstairs, diners can choose between the quieter, well-lit sushi barroom or the dimly lit social room with bar, dance floor and an endless stream of weird Japanese videos and cartoons playing on the walls. In the women’s bathroom, one stall has been famously devoted entirely to dreamy photos of actor Ryan Gosling (whose name also graces a specialty sushi roll). There are also tributes to Bruce Lee, Hello Kitty and Godzilla.

Bang Bang

Gaslamp

Lieu historique au coeur du quartier le plus effervescent de la capitale, La Machine du Moulin Rouge a abrité pendant des dizaines d’années la chaufferie du cabaret parisien le Moulin Rouge, avant de devenir un club.

Apres 40 ans d’existence en tant que La Locomotive, qui a vu défiler l’histoire du rock, les générations yéyé, Les Beatles ou The Who dans les années 60, David Bowie dans les années 70 et se révèle comme le plus grand club de Paris dans les années 80 et haut lieu de la techno dans les années 90.

En 2010, rachetée par Le Moulin Rouge, elle devient La Machine du Moulin Rouge, et s’affirme comme l’un des clubs et salles de concert parisiens les plus ambitieux de la capitale.

La Machine du Moulin Rouge c’est 4 espaces, sur 4 niveaux pour une surface de plus de 2500m2.

Une immense salle Le Central, un mini club, La Chaufferie, en sous-sol, Le Bar à Bulles, un bar terrasse caché derrière le Moulin Rouge et le Toit, un rooftop confidentiel : elle offre ainsi une configuration unique dans le paysage des clubs et des salles parisiennes, et est un véritable lieu de vie, de jour comme de nuit.

Fer de lance de la renaissance de la vie et des nuits parisiennes, elle est aujourd’hui l’un des plus grands clubs européens, décloisonnant les formats, les genres et les publics pour une expérience totale proposant des soirées sur deux salles, entre le Central et La Chaufferie, accueillant des plateaux artistiques dans une configuration quasi festival chaque soir.

Atypique, on s’y perd dans ses méandres, on découvre des stigmates du passé dans ses recoins : une nuit dans la Machine c’est prendre le risque de se perdre dans un labyrinthe.

Lieu de vie et de création polymorphe, La Machine défend un propos artistique fort et engagé, avec la volonté de soutenir la création musicale et artistique et de réinventer son expérience.

Elle se démarque par son éclectisme, valeur cardinale dans son fonctionnement, synonyme d’un refus de cloisonner, ne négligeant aucune niche et faisant confiance à l’ouverture d’esprit et à la soif de découverte de ses publics.

Depuis bientôt 10 ans elle développe et propose une programmation entre grands noms internationaux et scène émergente locale.

Elle fait sauter les frontières de la club music, cherchant continuellement à être en avance sur son temps et à dénicher les étoiles montantes des scènes électroniques,  techno, hip-hop, house music et se défaire des barrières entre genres.

Lieu de concerts et de musiques live, elle accueille des shows rock, metal, hip-hop et jazz.

Le Bar à Bulles est un lieu hors du temps, niché dans la Cité Véron, une enclave de verdure montmartroise empreinte de poésie, caché derrière les ailes du Moulin Rouge. Véritable accalmie parisienne, sa terrasse est peuplée d’érables du Japon et nous plonge dans une bulle intimiste, à toutes les saisons.

Derrière ses longues baies vitrées, le Bar à Bulles dévoile une ambiance cosy et colorée : banquettes en velours, tables et chaises chinées avec amour, abat-jours fleuris et plantes suspendues, à l’instar du temps.

Le Bar à Bulles ouvre ses portes en 2015, après une longue histoire liée à celle de La Machine du Moulin Rouge, adjacente. Dès son ouverture il se veut un être un lieu de partage, de rencontre et de culture, recevant une dizaine d’évènements chaque mois : festivals, lancements de revues, dj sets, expositions, ateliers… Bien plus qu’un bar, c’est un véritable lieu de vie, caché au coeur du quartier de Pigalle.

Lieu historique au coeur du quartier le plus effervescent de la capitale, La Machine du Moulin Rouge a abrité pendant des dizaines d’années la chaufferie du cabaret parisien le Moulin Rouge, avant de devenir un club.

La Machine du Moulin Rouge

Montmartre

Part of a bigger take over that included the legendary Club Space, former after hours hot spot Libertine has reopened its doors as Floyd, a haven for jazzy live performances, eclectic DJ sets, disco, and soulful house.

Floyd opened in the former Libertine space in January. Floyd will coexist independently of its big brother Club Space, offering a completely different atmosphere, ambiance and talent lineup. 

According to Sinopoli, the partners took a step back to rethink how to best use the venue. What they came back with is a more mature space that offers well-made cocktails and live music such as jazz, lounge, and even chamber orchestra. It is less intimidating than the party-till-sunrise marathon that happens upstairs. The place is located in Miami's 24-hour district, so it might stay open until 7 a.m., with more soulful house playing in the early-morning hours. It will also be open more often than Space.

"Saturday, the [Space] Terrace is a ritual," Sinopoli says. "Floyd is going to be an everyday bar for industry or people leaving the Arsht Center or a Miami Heat game or [who've] just left work and want to see a jazz band. We are going after a demographic that doesn't go to 11th Street at all right now... that goes to hotel or jazz bars, a little bit more refined taste that still likes to have fun but doesn't like the pretense of feeling like they are in a stuffy establishment."

Floyd is also an attempt to get the general public to see Space as more than just an after-hours spot, Sinopoli says. Perhaps those turned off by party mayhem will try Floyd or the soon-to-open live-music venue.



Part of a bigger take over that included the legendary Club Space, former after hours hot spot Libertine has reopened its doors as Floyd, a haven for jazzy live performances, eclectic DJ sets, disco, and soulful house.

Floyd

Downtown

1720 is a multi-purpose venue in Los Angeles' warehouse district. With best-in-class production, craft cocktails/beer, and in-house catering from LA acclaimed KTCHN DTLA, 1720 is poised to become one of Los Angeles' most exciting new venues.

1720

Located in the heart of the park of La Villette. à La Folie is a super space, a super bar, a super terrace, a=a super restaurant , and has super arcades. It thrives on making you feel like you just teleported to a Berlin beer garden. With so much to do you would not want to miss out on the  true luxury of this beautiful place.

à la Folie

Parc de La Villette

Located in the heart of Bastille and proud of his fully polymorphic way of life : Badaboum is a dedicated long sets club for house and techno lovers, a concert venue hosting an eclectic programmation, a friendly restaurant of fine-cooking right from the market and a playground for grown-up people. 

Badaboum

Roquette

Formerly known as the Civic Theatre, an original cabaret and live rock venue, The Civic Underground was refurbished in 2008 with an innovative interior including white plush booths, an illuminated panelled ceiling which continuously changes colour, and a sunken dance floor in front of the stage. The club boasts one of Australia's cleanest club sound systems, with an Allen & Heath V6 rotary DJ mixer and a Ramsa SX-1 front of house mixer amongst the venue's collection high grade equipment. Friday nights you’ll generally hear house and techno, with Saturdays tending towards disco.

Civic Underground

Central Business District (CBD)

Corsica Studios (previously known as the Corsica Arts Club) is a medium-sized, two-roomed music space located in close proximity to Elephant & Castle tube station in south-east London. A rotating cast list of promoters and labels stage events at the venue each Friday and Saturday. The music pushed at the club is rooted in house, techno, electro and disco, but often incorporates dubstep, drum & bass and bass music. Open since 2005, the club is known for its intimate, urban atmosphere and solid soundsystems.

Corsica Studios

Elephant and Castle

De School opened in January of 2016 on Doctor Jan van Breemenstraat in Amsterdam's west. The venue, which used to be a technical school, is more than a nightclub: it's also has a concert venue, a restaurant, a café, an exhibition space and a gym. It has a 24-hour license and is open seven days a week. The nightclub has a capacity of 700 and is located in the school's former bicycle storage area. The club's programming focuses on local DJs, who are given the opportunity to play extended sets, but international guests also regularly stop by. 

In addition to the club, De School hosts concerts in a 200-capacity former workshop. Its secluded outdoor courtyard is open all year round to members of the public, not just club-goers. De School is owned and run by Post CS BV—the same crew that ran Amsterdam nightclubs Trouw and Club 11. 

De School opened in January of 2016 on Doctor Jan van Breemenstraat in Amsterdam's west. The venue, which used to be a technical school, is more than a nightclub: it's also has a concert venue, a restaurant, a café, an exhibition space and a gym. It has a 24-hour license and is open seven days a week. The nightclub has a capacity of 700 and is located in the school's former bicycle storage area. The club's programming focuses on local DJs, who are given the opportunity to play extended sets, but international guests also regularly stop by. 

De School

West

Elsewhere lives by an ethos of creative risk-taking, progressive music programming, respect for all people and art, and a desire to support and grow the communities that make it all possible. Elsewhere has multiple performance spaces, a large rooftop, a gallery, a loft café, and an outdoor courtyard, and operates a seasonal art program called Landscape.

Elsewhere

East Williamsburg

Elsewhere (Rooftop)

Welcome to London’s most premier venue that is known for hosting a series of weekly lineups that feature the biggest names in the electronic music world. The Fabric nightclub in London is a subterranean labyrinth. Three rooms, various floors, a network of staircases and no phone signal whatsoever make for a rather disorientating experience, but that’s all part of the appeal. The purposeful layout of the club with three specialized and distinctive rooms to cater to the different needs of its guests, along with world-class sound systems creates a revolutionary experience unlike any other. Emerging from its depths after hours of losing yourself in the music almost feels like stepping back into another reality. 

Being close to both the Barbican and Farringdon stations in the city, the high-end Saturday nights at the club reflect some outstanding DJ talent along with internationally renowned live acts and music events. The playlists that you would come across the Fabric nightclub in London offer up the most cutting-edge electro, house, techno, and disco beats. Fabriclive is the unique Friday night sound-clash offering an amazing assortment of rocking tempos right from hip hop to electro, bass, indie, and more. The party doesn’t die down as the weekend’s end approaches, even Sunday nights in the Fabric nightclub in London are super fun due to the display of the unstoppable, notorious music crew that makes you groove to your feet naturally.


Welcome to London’s most premier venue that is known for hosting a series of weekly lineups that feature the biggest names in the electronic music world. The Fabric nightclub in London is a subterranean labyrinth. Three rooms, various floors, a network of staircases and no phone signal whatsoever make for a rather disorientating experience, but that’s all part of the appeal. The purposeful layout of the club with three specialized and distinctive rooms to cater to the different needs of its guests, along with world-class sound systems creates a revolutionary experience unlike any other. Emerging from its depths after hours of losing yourself in the music almost feels like stepping back into another reality. 

Fabric

Farringdon

Good Room was built by music lovers for music lovers. Launched in 2014 by nightclub veterans, the space fuses the traditional Greenpoint bar scene with a club vibe. Good Room prides itself on being an open and inclusive space with plenty of room to dance and a big soundsystem.

Month to month Good Room has parties with residents Kim Ann Foxman, Martyn, Quantic, Willie Burns, Justin Strauss & Billy Caldwell and Lloydski as well as resident parties FIXED, The Bunker and The Carry Nation.

Good Room was built by music lovers for music lovers. Launched in 2014 by nightclub veterans, the space fuses the traditional Greenpoint bar scene with a club vibe. Good Room prides itself on being an open and inclusive space with plenty of room to dance and a big soundsystem.

Good Room

Greenpoint

Brixton club Phonox looks to be kind of a big deal for south London nightlife, and in fact London clubbing as a whole. After the team behind acclaimed nightspots including XOYO, The Nest, the Old Queen’s Head and the Blues Kitchen franchises purchased the site of former Brixton club Plan B when it shut down, they wasted little time in transforming it into Phonox. The club has a similar feel to both XOYO and the Nest: a sleek, dark dance cavern with plenty of space for dancing, and the programming leans very much towards the leftfield side of dance music – don’t expect cheesy ’80s nights here, it’s quality, underground house, techno, disco and bass all the way.


Phonox

Brixton

Public Records is a multi-faceted music and social space built within a historic building on the Gowanus Canal featuring 3 rooms - a hi-fi record bar, an intimate performance space featuring live acts and DJs, and an all day vegan cafe and magazine shop.

Public Records

Boerum Hill

Razzmatazz is without any doubt one of the most popular clubs amongst both locals and the internationals.  Located in the Poble Nou district of Barcelona, in a unique building associated with the city's industrial landscape, Razzmatazz is arguably Barcelonas one and only super club.
 
Razzmatazz has 5 different club rooms, all with their own bars, housed in one vast warehouse-style building.  Each room is so distinct, you'll feel like you could be in your own club all night. If you choose to venture out of one room, you could find yourself lost in a maze of confusing corridors and hot, heavy dancefloors. 
 
Razzmatazz offers you differing types of music and atmospheres. Downstairs you will find the Indie Rock area, upstairs the techno and two more chill-out spaces with pop and electro music. Each new week, Razzmatazz incorporates the emerging and upcoming musical trends fresh hot on the scene into its band programmes.  When you walk into the rooms you'll find new bands and DJs, placing Razzmatazz firmly as one of the key nightlife players on the independent music scene.
 
Razzmatazzs programmes promote combinations and cultural mixes of nationals and internationals and have included exhibitions, celebrity appearances, galas and even movie shootings and publicity stunts!  Razzmatazz is innovative and is designed for a very demanding clientele. This club is ideal to celebrate any kind of event as the multi-space transforms according to the needs of every individual client and their event.
 
Razzmatazz has hosted of a lot of concerts of bands and artists like Smashing Pumpkins, Arctic Monkeys, Franz Ferndinand and The Gossip, validating its high calibre.  

Razzmatazz is without any doubt one of the most popular clubs amongst both locals and the internationals.  Located in the Poble Nou district of Barcelona, in a unique building associated with the city's industrial landscape, Razzmatazz is arguably Barcelonas one and only super club.

Razzmatazz

Parc i Llacuna del Poblenou

If you’re looking for a place to stumble down a dreamy rabbit hole, Salon zur Wilden Renate is the perfect place, thanks to an atmosphere that screams debaucherous party—in your grandma’s house. On its famous theme nights, don’t be surprised to see trippy and individually decorated rooms, dance floors blaring everything from electro to disco and everything in between—and maybe even an indoor treehouse. There’s also an outdoor courtyard area, if you can find it, with its own bar that makes for a great space to catch your breath before diving back into the madness—or crashing on the benches and divans peppered throughout the rooms.

Salon Zur Wilden Renate

Friedrichshain

Originally housed on the fourth floor of the magnificent Wrigleyville building (also home to Metro), this venerated dance club is now in the basement. A makeover in 2006 slicked up the looks a notch and brought back a vibrant young crowd. But more important, the club boasts a world-class Funktion One sound system, which sounds tremendous on the central dance floor. Typical bills find cutting-edge DJs from Europe, Detroit and Chicago spinning for the crowd.

Smartbar

Lakeview

You can’t miss Village Underground thanks to the four brightly coloured, graffiti-covered tube carriages, now artists’ studios, perched on its roof. The recycled Jubilee line carriages, and accompanying shipping containers, accommodate a community of artists, writers, designers, filmmakers and musicians. Village Underground is housed in a renovated turn-of-the-century warehouse primed for everything from concerts and club nights to exhibitions, theatre, live art, and other performances. Music-wise, indie, electronic, experimental, hip-hop and much more besides could potentially feature on any given night at Village Underground. Shoreditch High Street, Old Street and Liverpool Street stations are the nearby transport hubs.

Village Underground

Shoreditch

Griessmühle can easily be reached with the S-Bahn using the ring until the stop Sonnenallee. Like so many other summer location, this Neukölln institution unites a location by the waterside (in this case the Neukölln Boat Channel) with the charme of an old factory ground - an old pasta factory.

However, Griessmühle sets itself apart from all other Berlin open air clubs with the enlarged schedule of events that they host. Next to crazy parties and chilly-relaxed after hour sessions, Tuesdays see the "Pong Club" with a ping pong night. Mühlenmarkt, a flea market, is held every first Friday of the month between 03:00 pm and 09:00 pm and boats next to vendors of second-hand clothing, street food, arts & craft and rummage. The calendar is completed with spontaneaous events - now who can beat that?

Griessmühle can easily be reached with the S-Bahn using the ring until the stop Sonnenallee. Like so many other summer location, this Neukölln institution unites a location by the waterside (in this case the Neukölln Boat Channel) with the charme of an old factory ground - an old pasta factory.

Griessmuehle

Neukölln

Szikra

 Aluna Francis, better known as simply Aluna, is a British singer and songwriter, best known as the vocalist of AlunaGeorge with producer George Reid. Before partnering with Reid, she performed with a band called My Toys Like Me. Francis was born in London in 1989 to an Indian mother and a Jamaican father.

Aluna

Hotel Koko

Follow You

Radio Koko

Pantalón

Alex Kassian

Follow You (Alex Kassian Remix)

Follow You - Alex Kassian Ambient Remix

Follow You - Alex Kassian Remix

The Jungle Giants

Love Signs Remixed

In Her Eyes - Kornél Kovács Remix

Kamohelo

Castles

The Bells

Szikra Intro

Sapphire Slows

Barry Lynn

James Zabiela

Balance 029 (Mixed Version)

Silent Escape / Szikra / Alpha Tauri - Mix Cut

KK Remixes

Atlas Dubb

Kornél Kovács, the undisputed master of breezy, party-ready club music, returns to Phonox for an all-night-long set this November.

1/3rd of Studio Barnhus, Kornél Kovács has crafted a unique space of his own allowing him to full explore his influences on the dancefloor and as a producer. His massive album from last year, Hotel Koko, has been repeatedly doing the rounds both in the club and at home.

\*Tickets on sale Thursday 21st September at 10am. You can RSVP for priority access to £5 tickets via the button.

Presented by Phonox.

This is an 18+ event

Best Kornél Kovács Songs of All Time - Top 10 Tracks

Best Kornél Kovács Songs of All Time - Top 10 Tracks

Upcoming Events

Kornél Kovács

1. Szikra

2. Follow You

3. Pantalón

4. Follow You - Alex Kassian Ambient Remix

5. Follow You - Alex Kassian Remix

6. In Her Eyes - Kornél Kovács Remix

7. Castles

8. Szikra Intro

9. Silent Escape / Szikra / Alpha Tauri - Mix Cut

10. Atlas Dubb

Kornél Kovács